the cool art club

FOR TEAM BUILDING

Give your team a break from the spreadsheets, meetings, and Enneagram personality quizzes. Get them making something together instead.

Women sitting at a long wooden table in a restaurant, coloring and drawing with various art supplies including markers, colored pencils, and watercolors.

We spend a ridiculous amount of our work lives staring at screens, solving problems, answering emails, and trying to be productive.

Making art asks us to do something completely different.

It gets us out of our heads and into the moment. It encourages curiosity, problem-solving, communication, experimentation, and a willingness to make a mess and try again.

And maybe most importantly? It gives people an excuse to play together.

TURNS OUT, PLAYING is good for us

CREATIVITY

Art encourages people to think differently, experiment, and approach problems from new angles.

People gathered around a large table engaging in an art or craft activity, with various art supplies, paintings, and decorations on the table and in the background.
People gathered around a large table engaging in an art or craft activity, with various art supplies, paintings, and decorations on the table and in the background.
People participating in an art or craft workshop at a large table covered with various art supplies, colorful paints, trays, and food and drinks, in a room with shelves filled with fabric samples and baskets.

PLAY

Adults don't get enough opportunities to just mess around and have fun. Make work fun again.

STRESS RELIEF

Getting your hands busy and your brain out of work mode can be a pretty great reset.

A group of women participating in a craft activity at a table covered with art supplies, including paints, brushes, and decorations, in a creative workspace with fabric samples and mood boards on the walls.

CONNECTION

Making something together creates natural opportunities for conversation and collaboration.

People participating in a craft or art activity at a long table filled with paints, brushes, toys, and snacks, with fabric swatches and color samples on the wall behind them.

“But We're Not Artists.”

Perfect.

Seriously.

You don't need to know how to draw. You don't need to be “creative.”

You just need to show up.

I design these experiences so everyone can participate, regardless of skill level. I'll guide your team through the process, and you'll have plenty of room to make it your own.

There is no right way to make it. Making mistakes IS part of the process.

So...What kind of art will We Actually Do?

Data Portraits

Turn your team’s personalities, habits, quirks, or answers to a few fun questions into unique works of art. Everyone gets a portrait that’s completely their own—and the results can be pretty hilarious.

Neurographic Art

A surprisingly relaxing process of drawing, connecting, and transforming lines into something completely unexpected.

Mixed Media

Paint, collage, texture, found objects, and whatever else we can get our hands on.

Collaborative Art

Something fun and interactive. Everyone contributes to one larger piece of artwork. Or Everyone has a mark on another person’s artwork.

Custom Experiences

Have something specific in mind? Kim can build an art experience around your team, your company, or a particular theme.

A person is holding a colorful felted artwork depicting a face with rainbow hair and dark features on an orange background. The setting includes craft supplies, yarn, and a bowl of food on a table.
People sitting at a table working with colorful felted wool, scissors, and felting tools. They are creating felted art on felt boards, with a container of multicolored felt wool and felting instructions visible.

What Your Team Can Expect

A group of women participating in a craft or painting activity at a large table, with art supplies, snacks, and drinks around them, in a room with fabric samples and design boards on the walls.

This Is Not Your Average Team-Building Activity.

Perfect For Teams Who...

Need a break from the usual happy hour

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Want to actually connect outside of work

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Are celebrating a milestone

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Want a creative employee appreciation event

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Are tired of doing the same thing every year

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Need a break from the usual happy hour 〰️ Want to actually connect outside of work 〰️ Are celebrating a milestone 〰️ Want a creative employee appreciation event 〰️ Are tired of doing the same thing every year 〰️

A Little About Your Art Guide

A woman with curly brown hair resting her head on her left hand, sitting at a light-colored table, wearing a sleeveless white top, gold hoop earrings, and rings, with a neutral beige background.

Kim has spent years teaching art to high school kids, which means she’s learned a thing or two about getting people to try something they're convinced they can't do.

The goal isn't to turn your employees into artists.

It's to create an environment where they can relax, experiment, laugh at themselves a little, and make something they're genuinely proud of.

Let’s Work Together

If you're interested in working with Kim, complete the form with a few details about your team. We'll review your message and get back to you within 48 hours.